symfony-cmf/phpcrbrowser

OBSOLETE, use https://github.com/marmelab/phpcr-browser instead

PHP Content Repository Browser

NOTE: Obsolete

There is a better browser available at https://github.com/marmelab/phpcr-browser See also https://github.com/symfony-cmf/symfony-cmf/wiki/PHPCR-repository-admin for other alternatives.

Requirements

• XSL PHP Extension

Installation

• clone repo
• bash install_vendors.sh
• add a virtual host to your apache like

Configuration

To change the default configuration either adjust the file conf/config.d/00-default.yml or create a new config for your workspace based on conf/config.d/10-example.yml-dist. When using a custom configuration the environment variable OKAPI_ENV needs to match the name given in the configuration. With Apache this is done using SetEnv OKAPI_ENV example in the virtual host context.

<VirtualHost *:80>
  DocumentRoot /opt/git/phpcrbrowser/www
  ServerName phpcr.lo
</VirtualHost>

• add an /etc/hosts entry for phpcr.lo
• start jackrabbit
• call http://phpcr.lo/

phpcrbrowser's Issues

Can't create new node

Hello, whenever I try to create a new node a get this message

Error: document.getElementById("resp") is null
Source File: http://phpcrbrowser.lan/static/js/crbrowser.js
Line: 512

Regards

move repo to symfony-cmf

it would be best to update this repo to reflect the fork in symfony-cmf organisation, then delete the fork and move this repo over to symfony-cmf (chregu can do this in admin in the "Danger Zone" because your are an admin of symfony-cmf)

there was quite a bit of confusion over the fork that we declared being the primary repository...

Editing doesnt seem to save

Is it expected that the editing doesnt seem to save? If I open a property and change it, then after clicking save it reverts to what it was before.

Sounds like a permission issue with my user, but after hours of googling and trying to understand how to properly manage jackrabbit users, which I'm still no closer to achieving due to most tools I've found being java classes or out of date, I thought I'd check it was actually supposed to be working before I spend any more time on it!